TECTA D48

It all started with an image that would evoke Caspar David Friedrich, were it not firmly rooted in modernity: young Dutch artist Joop Couwenberg had observed fishermen gathering wastes from the ocean. Tons and tons of recyclable material collected for further processing, pressing and creating new designs. He was intrigued by the idea of lengthening the lifespan of a p...

But it is certain that with the invention of his folding chair D4 he created not only an iconic piece of tubular steel furniture but also what he considered an ideal companion for his favourite spot in the garden. Breuer''s idea of al fresco living inspired Tecta to make these masterpieces wind and weatherproof by adding sturdy outdoor fabrics. As befits the open-air sea...

Right in the Gerling Quarter, a microcosm of the city and one of the largest historic areas from the early years of the German Federal Republic, we discover a special place: the Qvest Hideaway Hotel. Passion for good architecture forms a surprising alliance here with that for travel, interior design and our classic furniture. And we''d like to share it with you before yo...